Overview

Status: Available | Released: Mar 25th, 2014

When a new DAW is released it is BIG news, especially one as sophisticated and groundbreaking as Bitwig. With its Mac, PC and Linux compatibility, Bitwig Studio really rocks it!

This course – by acclaimed DJ, dance producer & remixer Olav Basoski – takes you on a Bitwig journey. Along the way, you learn all about Bitwig Studio's user interface, workspaces, and the unique features that make this powerful, new DAW a top choice for performers and producers alike.

Olav first explains Bitwig's layout, tools and timeline followed by a focus on its full-featured Mixer and intuitive, detailed Inspector. Speaking of detail, check out the collection of tutorials on the Detail Editor! This is where Olav demonstrates all kinds of cool MIDI and audio features that are the heart of Bitwig Studio's editing resources.

In the last 10 tutorials, Olav incorporates all of what you've learned and demonstrates how he deploys Bitwig's amazing tools and features to build a track. This is where the Bitwig magic happens as Olav reveals his awesome electronic music production tips and tricks.

So, if you're looking to learn Bitwig Studio from one of the best educators on the planet – watch this course!

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Outline

Section 1: Section 1: Introducing Bitwig

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Introduction to Bitwig Studio

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Section 2: Section 2: Exploring the Interface

Section 3: Section 3: Exploring the Detail Editors

Section 4: Section 4: Making a Track

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Reviews

karaoke superstar wrote on December 14, 2021

Love this video. It is an earlier version-but very valuable resource. Cheers
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adrian stachurski wrote on December 24, 2015

really good course. Just the essence. No bullshit whatsoever. Keep up the good work!
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David wrote on July 29, 2015

This tutorial was a lot of fun. I really wanted a scratch pad DAW that didn't muddy the waters. Watching Olav do his stuff solidified my choice to use Bigwig.
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Miguel Lameiro wrote on May 19, 2015

Nice for starting, clip launcher examples should be more explored, how to continue recording from a point in arrange in clipper launcher for example... But really nice tutorial.
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Dialman wrote on December 16, 2014

Great introduction to Bitwig. If you are familiar with other DAWs then these or some of the basics you must get out of the way. So, a bit dull in that regard, but we all have to start somewhere and this is a great place to start.
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HOPE wrote on October 5, 2014

Gentle overview, with some soft insights along the way. This short set of tutorials in no wise goes into the depths of making a first track, rather it demonstrates some of the practical applications of the prior lessons.
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Daniel wrote on August 10, 2014

nice course to get you started with Bitwig studio. I'm using FL Studio for some years now and maybe want to switch to Bitwig studio. This is a nice way to get an introduction.
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Tyler Duraccio wrote on June 27, 2014

Great tutorial. I had no idea how to use Bitwig Studio or any DAW for that matter until I watched this
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Darren Winter wrote on April 29, 2014

Ive just started with Bitwig and never used a DAW fully before. This video tutorial comes highly recommended. The manual which accompanies the software is brilliant but it helps to have someone visually guide you, show you whats possible and even better that you can download and watch on your iPad/iphone as well. The tutor is friendly, clear, professional and gets on with it. Thank you
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Anthony wrote on April 14, 2014

Another fantastic course from Olav. With this course you can go from not knowing anything about bitwig to creating a full track.
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